You can't fail to be impressed with the amount of sampled speech - and there aren't many games which take advantage of the Amiga's ability to do thisĪnyway, the game starts with a surprisingly new angle whereby the young Valhalla bloke doesn't have to strain his neck muscles to let you know what's happening. However, she's not the raven- haired temptress you'd expect, although I still think he's setting his sights too high. The Queen has carried out his evil act because she wants you to marry her daughter, Ezmerelda. The evil Queen has kidnapped all the ladies off the island, leaving several of the peasants looking very unhappy indeed. Consequently, his chances are looking pretty slim at the very least. Firstly, he considers himself handsome even though he looks remarkably like the back of a donkey and, secondly, his island is absolutely birdless. But he's in for a big surprise because his plan is going to be tougher than he thinks. The actual plot takes a very strange turn because the King is getting sexually stimulated(?) and his attention is beginning to turn to some lovely ladies (and here's me thinking it's going to be a proper yawn fest). It looks like our staff are in for even more abuse because Valhalla - Fortress of Eve has arrived. Every time you picked up an object he'd gladly inform you "I've got it." Also, to make the things worse, if you turned the volume down it lost some of its appeal, so everyone just had to put up with it. I think everyone know knows it featured a small bloke who just wouldn't shut up. It's simply the fact that it was extremely annoying. Most people, especially other workers in our office, remember Valhalla, but not because of its excellent plot, smooth graphics and superb gameplay. This is the third speech adventure from Vulcan Software, the team responsible for the previous two Valhalla games, not to mention Timekeepers and Hillsea Lido.
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